LNG/KPOO/KCDX etcetcetc for the week of 12/13/10

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KPOO's Monday nite oldies show busts out the original 1967 "It May Be Winter Outside (But In My Heart It's Spring)" by Felice Taylor. One of the great Faux-town Supes soundalikes and of course a fabulous song. Found a fab clip of the cover by Love Unltd and will post it next week.   And it's followed by Timi Yuro's equally thrilling "Whatsamatter, Baby?", covered in '79 by Ellen Foley.

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JJ is slammin' and jammin' as usual -- Miss Millie Jackson sez "Ass Me Watchoo Want"!

OMFG: Jimmy "Bo" Horne doing "Clean-Up Man" (the answer to "Clean-Up Woman"). 

"keep yo' woman out da hands
of the clean-up man
by including her
in all yo' love plans"

and another answer tune: The Satin-Tones tell the Shirelles "I'll Love You Tomorrow and Always" .

Oh noes! Gladys got a "Letter Full of Tears".

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treat o' the week: Radio de Sebb plays Sly's "Don't Call Me Nigger/Whitey"

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OMFG! The Boardwalk plays either Tammi Terrell or Brenda Holloway doing the orig version of Stevie Wonder's "All I Do is Think About You" -- from 1966! I had no idea this existed; Stevie recorded it himself many years later and I thought it was new then.

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1340 The Boardwalk comes up with some off-the-wall selections (guess you can do The Shag to a LOT of diff songs) but I truly haven't heard Wet Wet Wet's "Sweet Little Mystery" in ages upon ages.

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Listening to Magic 98's "Saturday @ the '70s" for the first time in a while -- back-to-back gems with "NY Groove" followed by "RnR Lullabye"